How Do You Pack A Sports First Aid Kit?
Being prepared is always wise. But having a properly supplied emergency kit is essential when coaching, playing or volunteering with sports teams. How to Pack a Sports First-Aid Kit Step 1 Accidents can happen anywhere, so it’s best to be prepared, especially on the sporting field where young athletes are susceptible to common injuries. Step 2 Packing a sports first-aid kit is pretty simple, but it’s wise to be “sport-specific” when thinking about contents. For instance, track athletes are more susceptible to blisters, pulled muscles and sprains. Baseball and softball players may need extra ice packs and bandages for cuts and abrasions. Likewise, summer outdoor sports may require sunscreen or extra water supply to avoid dehydration. Step 3 Be realistic when thinking about how much you should pack. Sometimes, more than one young athlete may become injured or ill at the same time. Make sure your kit is well stocked. Step 4 Keep the first-aid kit in an easily accessible place near the act
